GoBoat is now at Kingston upon Thames
Check out our newest location at Kingston upon Thames. Charter your own picnic boat to Hampton Court Palace and Teddington Lock. The perfect way to see the sights and local wildlife with friends and family. Children are very welcome and we're dog friendly too. Boats are made using recycled 80% plastic bottles (PET) and engines are non-polluting electric motors, almost silent which is great for spotting wildlife.
Surrey County Hall. 100% Pass. Unlike the Guildhall visit (video to come soon).
Small tour round Suurey County Council's County Hall in Kingston Upon Thames. I was not approached at all, at any point, which was nice.
I'm afraid the same can't be said for my Guildhall visit, which I will upload soon.
I decided not to cut any bits out, or speed up any footage, as everyone can fast forward themsves if they really want to.!!
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Edgar Cahn speaking about Timebanking, Guildhall, Kingston-upon-Hull, 12.12.12
Edgar Cahn visited Hull with Chief Executive of Time Bank UK Sam Hopley to support the development of Time Bank Hull and East Riding. Lord Mayor, Danny Brown hosted a reception at the Guildhall. This film contains an excerpt of Edgar's speech.
The real economy we have to rebuild is families and neighbourhoods and community. We can't outsource being a human being. We can't contract for all the responsibilities we have as family, as caring people, as citizens and as human beings on this planet. Timebanking is not just about reweaving community and connectivity, it's also about how do we create a more just world or less unjust world. ......
I do not know of a poor community. I know of communities without money or little money, but every community to me is rich in the people and the capacity. So we need to begin finding a way to discover that capacity, to share it, to make it available, and to put supply and demand together. That is what timebanking can do and promote.
Eden Walk #LiveDemocracy Part 2 Decision - Development Control Committee
This is Coombe Monthly's live coverage of Development Control Committee from Kingston's Guildhall. #LiveDemocracy
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Walk on Whitby Beach in Yorkshire England
The Virtual Tourist walks around Whitby in Yorkshire England - GoPro Hero 6
Kingston Carnival 2017
The sounds and colours from across the world will fill the beautiful ancient market place as Kingston welcomes Carnival!
Kingston Carnival is a celebration of the cultural diversity of the borough of Kingston upon Thames. The procession starts at midday from the Guildhall with spectacular costumes and wonderful groups showcasing local communities music, culture and food. The carnival events take place in the Market Place, High St, Memorial Gardens, All Saints Church and the Rose Theatre.
This is a great family day out so come and soak up the atmosphere while you shop. Further details coming soon!
03 September 12:00 - 19:00
FREEDOM OF CITY FOR MR ATTLEE
It was another memorable occasion at Guildhall, when the City of London conferred its greatest honour, the Freedom of the City, on Mr Attlee.
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Walk around Whitby in Yorkshire England
The Virtual Tourist walks around Whitby in Yorkshire England
Most London boroughs vote to remain
Most London boroughs voted to remain in the EU - bucking the national trend.
Across all 33 boroughs in the capital, 59.9% (2.26 million) voted in favour of remaining in the EU. In some areas, the remain vote was more than 70%.
Barking and Dagenham, Bexley, Sutton, Havering and Hillingdon were the only areas to support Brexit.
Mayor Sadiq Khan said he had no doubt London would continue to be the successful city, but called for the UK to remain part of the single market.
Leaving the single market of 500m people - with its free-trade benefits - would be a mistake, London's leader said.
It was predicted results in London might help swing the final result in favour of remaining in the EU.
But political editor Tim Donovan said the national trend had ultimately rendered the capital irrelevant to the story.
BBC Radio London Political Reporter Susana Mendonca said the mood of Remain campaigners at London's Guildhall was lifted when the first boroughs announced their results.
But as the national picture emerged, it was members of the Leave camp who were more chipper, she said.
The change in mood was reflected elsewhere in the capital.
Earlier, at the Barking and Dagenham count, where 62% voted to leave, UKIP's Peter Harris said he was massively more confident than at the beginning of the evening.
We've smashed it, he said.
But council leader, Darren Rodwell, who supported remain, said the borough was experiencing a massive change in demographics and population flow and in five years time he said the same question would produce a very different result.
Voter turnout was 69.8%, despite torrential rain and flooding in parts of the city. The was the highest since the 1950 general election when more than 80% voted.
The breakdown of results saw:
City of London, the first borough to return a result, vote to remain with 3,312, compared with 1,087 for leave
Lambeth vote 111,584 votes (79%) in favour of remaining compared with 30,340 in favour of leave
Wandsworth vote 75% (118,463) in favour of remain
Hammersmith and Fulham, Islington, Richmond-upon-Thames, Merton and Westminster all backing the Remain campaign
Islington vote 76,420 to 25,180 in favour of remaining in the EU
More than 63,000 Merton voters in favour, while 37,097 wanted to exit
Haringey (76%), Ealing (90,024 votes) and Waltham Forest also back the capital's trend backing the Remain campaign
Other areas voting remain included Hounslow (58,755 votes), Hackney (83,398), Kensington and Chelsea (37,601), Tower Hamlets (73,011), Croydon (92,913), Enfield (56%), Camden (75%), Newham (53%) and Harrow (55%)
Brent (72,523), 62% in Barnet, Greenwich (65,248), Kingston (52,533), Southwark (92,293), Lewisham (86,995), Redbridge (69,213) and Bromley (92,398) back the In campaign
In Bexley 63% backed Brexit, while in Sutton leave won with 54%. In Hillingdon 74,982 voted for leave and Havering concurred with the view with 96,885 votes.
Earlier, the BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg said experts predicted nearly 1.9 million people in inner London areas were likely to vote Remain, while Leave campaigners expected favourable results in outer London.
London is an island, compared to the rest of the country where the Leave campaign is gaining ground, she added.
KINGSTON UPON THAMES REGISTER OFFICE PRICES PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHS PHOTOGRAPHERS
£50 per Hour High Quality Wedding Photography
Photographs taken at a wedding at Kingston Upon Thames Register Office and a reception at the Trattoria Calabrese by £50 per hour with excellent reviews and prices. Cream Wedding Photography as the photographers. Photos numbered 2137
A brief history of Shepperton Studios, incl special appearance by security and local wildlife.
Whilst filming a brief history of Shepperton Studios, I encounter more security guards who think they can 'order' me to turn my camera off, point it elsewhere, or 'move away'. The last security was at least aware that he can't demand anything, but simply ask me not to film. Which he did, but naturally I declined. He did approach me in a civil manner however, which I have no real issue with. He did indicate he would inform the 'authorities', which although I consider a waste of time, is his prerogative. I couldn't be bothered to wait around to see if they came, as I had other stuff to do.
Please excuse the 'wildlife filming' part. I just thought I'd throw some humour in there. Sorry if it's not to your liking. Feel free to skip pas it.
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Teleman (Ex - Pete & The Pirates) - Live @ The Hippodrome - Kingston Upon Thames 14/3/2013 Part 1
Pardon the brief moments of slight distortion ; I was literally about two meters from the Left P.A. Speaker. ;) ENJOY!!
Middlesex
Middlesex (/ˈmɪdəlsɛks/, abbreviation: Middx) was a historic county in southeast England, that is now mostly part of Greater London with sections in Berkshire, Hertfordshire and Surrey. It was established in the Anglo-Saxon system from the territory of the Middle Saxons. The county included land stretching north of the River Thames from 3 miles (4.8 km) east to 17 miles (27 km) west of the City of London with the rivers Colne, Lea and a ridge of hills as the other boundaries. The largely low-lying county dominated by clay in its north and alluvium on gravel in its south was the second smallest by area in 1831.
The City of London was a county in its own right from the 12th century and was able to exert political control over Middlesex. Westminster Abbey dominated most of the early financial, judicial and ecclesiastical aspects of the county. As London grew into Middlesex, the Corporation of London resisted attempts to expand the city boundaries into the county, which posed problems for the administration of local government and justice. In the 18th and 19th centuries the population density was especially high in the southeast, including the East End and West End of London. From 1855 the southeast was administered with sections of Kent and Surrey as part of the area of the Metropolitan Board of Works. When county councils were introduced in England in 1889 about 20% of the area of Middlesex, along with a third of its population, was transferred to the new County of London and the remainder became an administrative county governed by the Middlesex County Council that met regularly at the Middlesex Guildhall in Westminster, in the County of London. The City of London and Middlesex became separate counties for other purposes and Middlesex regained the right to appoint their own sheriff, lost in 1199.
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Freedom Of City Of London For Service Chiefs (1946)
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Cuts from newsreel 46/48 - Freedom of City of London for Service Chiefs.
Royal Marine Guard of Honour march to Guildhall. Various shots of people arriving at Guildhall - Winston Churchill, smoking cigar; Clement Attlee; Admiral of the Fleet Lord Cunningham; Field Marshal Lord Alan Brooke with his wife in open landau; Sir Charles Portal, Chief of RAF with his wife in landau.
The three service chiefs salute the Guard of Honour then inspect the guards. They go into Guildhall.
Inside Guildhall we see various shots of the ceremony where the three chiefs of service are given freedom of the City of London by Lord Chamberlain, Lord Mayor of London. Churchill and Attlee are seen on the platform. Extracts from speeches made by each one (natural sound). They all sign the register. Swords are presented to the three men.
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Good Old Epsom Again - Large Crowds Attend Opening Meeting (1919)
Title - 'Good old Epsom again! - Large crowds attend opening meeting'.
Epsom, Surrey
Large crowds at opening race at Epsom, horses race past.
MS crowds at meeting, horses race past again from different angle.
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Reveal the secret of an ancient City tradition: The Freedom of the City
One of the oldest surviving traditional ceremonies still in existence today is the granting of the Freedom of the City of London. It is believed that the first Freedom was presented in 1237. For more information please visit:
Status quo - Oxford
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Solar Eclipse 2015 timelapse in Kingston Upon Thames
A time lapse of the market at Kingston Upon Thames which should have captured the darkening of the solar eclipse of the sun on 20th of March 2015 but just ended up as a time lapse due to weather.
F/MARSHAL VISCOUNT ALEXANDER RECEIVES FREEDOM OF CITY OF LONDON
At London's Guildhall Field Marshal Alexander receives a token Sword of Honour, in addition to the Freedom of the City.
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